Location: University of Manitoba - Winnipeg, CA (Primary)
Job Type: Standard Application
Position Status: Part Time
Employee Group: EFT
Hourly Range: Step 1 - 6 $92.70 - $113.47
Full-time Salary Range: $192,816 - $236,018 in addition to on-call stipend, Per Diem and Additional Hours
EDUCATION:
Graduate of a PA degree program from an accredited institution
Maintains Maintenance of Certification (MOC) with the Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons of Canada or Equivalent
CERTIFICATIONS:
Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) – must be complete before commencement of clinical duties
Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) (within a year from hire), or ITLS/BTLS would be considered
Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) (within a year of hire)
Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) (within a year of hire)
Indigenous cultural awareness course (within a year of hire)
Manitoba Opioid Antagonist Therapy (OAT) course or equivalent is encouraged
Point of Care Ultrasound is encouraged
EXPERIENCE:
One to two years clinical experience, preferably in a Northern clinic or related health care setting is required.
An acceptable equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Performs patient health assessments and health maintenance activities
Obtains medical histories and performs physical examinations
Participates in a PA-led, MD-supervised mentorship integration program
Manages chronic diseases, including diabetes, hypertension and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Orders appropriate diagnostic investigations, interprets reports of investigations, analyzes information to monitor progress and plan treatment
Participates in interdisciplinary staff and nursing education through CME activities, mentoring, role modeling and facilitating the exchange of knowledge in the clinical setting
Develops health care programs to enhance patient care services (e.g. chronic disease clinics)
SKILLS/ABILITIES:
English proficiency requirement in accordance with the University of Manitoba academic policy
Strong health assessment and clinical skills are required
Excellent leadership, critical thinking and collaborative interpersonal skills
Must be self-motivated and able to work independently, working as a member of a health care team alongside family medicine MDs, extended practice nurses, paramedics and other allied professionals
Must demonstrate an appreciation of Indigenous worldviews, cultures and be sensitive in providing anti-racist, trauma-informed care.
Must be able to prioritize, manage time effectively and be flexible.
Must possess a dependable, consistent and reliable work record, including attendance at work.
After a period of mentorship and training, be able to work safely and competently without a physician in community with remote supervision